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A Dweller on Two Planets or
The Dividing of the Way is a book by
Frederick S. Oliver, who was born in
1866. The book was finished in
1886 and in
1894 the manuscript was typewritten and copyrighted and again in
1899, owing to an addition. It wasn't published until
1905, six years after Oliver's death.
The book is considered
fantasy by many, concerning itself with
Atlantis, which it portrays as a culture which has reached a high level of
technological and
scientific advancement, including such things as
antigravity and trams. He also traveled to Venus/Hysperia, in spirit after he died and saw voice-operated
typewriters.
Plot summary
In its introduction, Oliver claims that the book had been
channeled through him, via
automatic writing, by a
spirit calling itself Phylos the Thibetan, who revealed the story to him over a period of three years, beginning in
1883.
Influences
The book has been influential on ideas concerning Atlantis,
Lemuria and
Mount Shasta. In the 2002 introduction. John B. Hare says that it "is openly acknowledged as source material for many
new age belief systems, including the once-popular
"I AM" movement (whose founder,
Guy Ballard, plagiarized extensively from this book), the
Lemurian Fellowship, and
Elizabeth Claire Prophet."
In
1940, the Lemurian Fellowship published a "sequel" with the title
An Earth Dweller's Return.
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